At the spice market in Istanbul, the shop Cankurtra Gida, like all the others in the market, offers tourists honeycombs as well as the country's rare honeys. The honey in a wax comb is highly prized in Turkey and the honey of Rize is very well-known. The Kara Kovan honey from Camlihemsin is harvested at the end of the month of July. The bees will have gathered nectar from the chestnut trees, bramble, rhododendron and pasture flowers for this honey.///Dans le marché aux épices...
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At the spice market in Istanbul, the shop Cankurtra Gida, like all the others in the market, offers tourists honeycombs as well as the country's rare honeys. The honey in a wax comb is highly prized in Turkey and the honey of Rize is very well-known. The Kara Kovan honey from Camlihemsin is harvested at the end of the month of July. The bees will have gathered nectar from the chestnut trees, bramble, rhododendron and pasture flowers for this honey.///Dans le marché aux épices d’Istanbul, la boutique Cankurtra Gida, comme toutes les épices fines du marché propose aux touristes des galettes de miel ainsi que les miels rares du pays. Le miel en rayon de cire est très prisé en Turquie et le miel de Rize est très réputé. Le miel de Kara Kovan de Camlihemsin est récolté a fois à la fin du mois de juillet. Les abeilles ont butiné des nectars de châtaigner, ronces, rhododendron et fleurs de pâturage pour ce miel.
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